Rob Osborne is a journalist and presenter who has spent nearly two decades telling stories that matter.

As a correspondent and current affairs presenter, his work has taken him from political interviews and national news stories to conversations with business leaders, campaigners and people whose voices are rarely heard.

Media

Rob’s journalism spans television, radio and live discussion. He presents political and current affairs programming for ITV News, reporting on the stories shaping politics, business and public life.

Alongside his broadcasting work, Rob is regularly called upon to provide analysis on national broadcasters including LBC, Times Radio and RTÉ, offering insight on the issues shaping the United Kingdom.

His journalism has also included coverage and commentary around major national moments and the Royal Family, helping audiences understand stories that capture public attention.

Events and hosting

Away from the newsroom, Rob is a sought-after conference host, moderator and keynote speaker, working with organisations across the UK to lead conversations, chair panels and host major events.

Drawing on the instincts of a journalist - curiosity, sharp questioning and the ability to connect with audiences - he brings pace, authority and warmth to the stage, guiding discussions that are engaging, insightful and accessible.

Organisations trust Rob to host leadership conferences, awards ceremonies and high-profile panel discussions, helping audiences get the most from the people and ideas shaping the conversation.

Charity work

Rob is a mentor and trustee of the John Schofield Trust, supporting the next generation of journalists as they build careers in the media.

He has also worked with Mencap, helping people with learning disabilities share their stories and engage confidently with journalists.